Natural Lavender Tea Tree Foaming Soap

Question:

I have really dry skin on my feet, could this product help me?

Answer:

Dry skin on the feet can be the result of improper hydration, seasonal environment dryness, lack of perspiration or infections of the foot. Fungal infections are often mistaken for dry skin. If that is the case, the antifungal foaming soap would be super helpful.

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Question:

I have ringworm.  Will this soap help resove it?

Answer:

Yes, definitely.  The soap contains tea tree oil which is a great antifungal agent.

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Question:

Does this last? I got a bottle of foaming soap from some other company and I was kind of disappointed due to the fact that it was gone very quickly.

Answer:

Actually, I think one of the greatest things about the foaming soap is that the foam is intended to add air bubbles to the soap to make it go farther. Basically you don't tend to use as much of the soap because it spreads easier over the skin with all of the air bubbles in it. I have to say that it'd last longer than traditional soap.

Question:

How do I know that I have a fungus infection in my skin? It's kind of dry like you say but is all dry skin a fungus? And will this soap fix it?

Answer:

The only way that you'll definitely know is if your doctor takes a sample of the dry skin on your foot and examines it under a microscope for fungal hyphae. A lot of doctors will bypass this test and simply use an antifungal medication based on the assumption that fungal infections of the foot are so common. If you're interested in learning more about fungal infections, including images, be sure to check out our knowledge base pages on fungal infection of the skin of the foot.

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